NASA NTRS · 20020064462
Life In Extreme Environments
Abstract
All life on Earth requires water as liquid to grow or reproduce. However many environments on Earth with mean temperatures well below freezing sustain life, due to the physical properties of water and ice. In addition to being interesting examples of environmental physics, these environments may provide analogs for life on other cold worlds: Mars and Europa.
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McKay, Christopher, DeVincenzi, Donald. 2002-01-01. Life In Extreme Environments. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20020064462
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